The Ghot Shaal Clinic fit-out brought together medical equipment and interior finishing solutions provided by Daar Libya. The project included HPL doors, Forbo flooring, a reception desk, wall and corner protection, patient rooms, intensive care units, surgical scrub stations, and an ADAM modular operating theatre with its associated equipment and fittings.
The scope covered both areas welcoming patients and visitors and spaces dedicated to clinical care and surgical procedures. Coordinating these different environments required consideration of each department’s needs and the relationship between equipment, room layouts and interior finishes.
The project included:
Together, these elements formed a coordinated scope spanning reception facilities, patient care areas and surgical spaces.
The operating theatre was one of the main components of the Ghot Shaal Clinic fit-out. Daar Libya’s scope included an ADAM modular operating theatre, together with the room’s medical equipment and fittings.
Modular systems use prefabricated components to coordinate room surfaces with services and equipment. ADAM presents its modular healthcare solutions through its SALUS system, with applications including operating theatres, intensive care units and patient rooms.
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At Ghot Shaal Clinic, the scope combined the modular room system with medical equipment, making the operating theatre a central part of the wider clinic project.
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Daar Libya’s work extended to patient rooms and ICU spaces, alongside the operating theatre.
Each room type has different planning requirements. Patient rooms need to accommodate daily care, patient comfort and staff access. Intensive care units require particular attention to equipment positioning and working space around the patient.
Room planning therefore needs to consider flooring, doors and wall protection together with the medical equipment. Each element should suit its location, intended use and relationship with surrounding components.
This coordination helps define the requirements of individual rooms while maintaining consistency across the facility.
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The project included Forbo flooring as part of the clinic’s interior finishes.
Flooring selection in healthcare facilities involves considering how each space is used, the movement of people and equipment, and cleaning and maintenance requirements. Technical performance depends on the specific product selected, so the relevant product documentation should be reviewed when approving materials for each area.
Flooring details also need to work with surrounding finishes. Wall junctions, transitions between spaces and interfaces with doors all form part of the overall specification.
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HPL doors formed part of Daar Libya’s scope at Ghot Shaal Clinic.
Doors contribute to both everyday functionality and the appearance of healthcare interiors. Their dimensions, opening arrangements and hardware affect how people move between spaces.
Selecting doors for a healthcare project requires consideration of each opening, the expected level of use, hardware requirements and compatibility with adjacent finishes. Reviewing these details together helps determine an appropriate door solution for each location.
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The project also included wall and corner protection for surfaces exposed to contact and impacts during everyday use and the movement of equipment and furniture.
Protection requirements vary according to the location of the surface and the level of traffic around it. Positioning, installation height and fixing details therefore need to be considered when defining the scope.
Coordinating these systems with flooring and doors also helps maintain a consistent interior finish throughout the facility.
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The scope included a reception desk, one of the first points of contact for patients and visitors.
Planning this area involves considering visitor circulation, staff workspace and its connection with other departments. The reception desk forms part of a wider arrangement that supports the clinic’s daily activities.
The project also included surgical scrub stations for use during surgical team preparation. Their location, service connections and surrounding working space need to be considered within the surgical area’s layout and operational requirements.
These two components demonstrate the breadth of the project, from reception facilities to equipment serving specialised clinical departments.
The Ghot Shaal Clinic project demonstrates the range of Daar Libya’s healthcare fit-out services, bringing together doors, flooring, surface protection, patient rooms, ICU spaces and an operating theatre.
For clinic and hospital owners, this range allows several aspects of a project to be discussed within a clearly defined scope, with the materials and equipment requirements of each area considered together.
The process begins with reviewing plans and the intended use of each department, followed by defining the supply and installation scope, required specifications and coordination details.
The scope included HPL doors, Forbo flooring, a reception desk, wall and corner protection, patient room and ICU fit-out, surgical scrub stations, and an ADAM modular operating theatre with its associated equipment and fittings.
Yes. The project included an ADAM modular operating theatre together with the room’s medical equipment and fittings.
You can send your plans or details of the departments you wish to equip to Daar Libya’s team to discuss the scope and requirements of each space.
Whether you are fitting out a clinic or upgrading departments within a hospital, Daar Libya can help you discuss your requirements for flooring, doors, wall protection, patient rooms, intensive care units and operating theatres.